If you give credit, you'll have my permission. ;)

I would also like to use this in a mod I am making to add Britannia and a few other factions to the game. I will definitely give credit and link to this mod!

If you give credit, you'll have my permission. ;)

Can i use this in my Caesar in Britannia mod please? i'll give credit

The last time i messed up with tools, files, my game didn't work anymore, i had to change computer haha. So informatics is not for me.

But is it "doable"? I mean could you make it if you want it to?

Its not very difficult, if you use the Rome II Assembly Kit from the Steam "Tools". But you would need some time to change the variantmeshdefinitions, as for example the Silures Warrior have only a Head Hands legs model. You would have to search in the kit for a fitting woad body skin model. But nothing what you can't manage with enough patience. ;)

Thank you.

Oh ok, no problem, i just thought it would be cooler if we saw their blue tattoos on their thorax, the same kind as the levy farmers
Does it takes lot of time to change a unit? For example adding armour, removing t-shirts etc?

(Btw i didn't had any idea the Iberian Noble Fighters were one of the best in melee in game, i thought it was the germans and gauls/galatians)

Otherwise i love that you included them

Thank you for your input. Iberian Noble Fighters are one of the best melee units in the game.

So i tested two silurian veteran swordbands, 2 silurian veteran spearbands and two silurian sword followers versus 3 roman legionaries and 1 roman veteran legionary. They beat them ( spearband + followers hold the line, swordbands fell into the roman back).

So the units behave like i designed them (flank attacks, ambushes).

I'm sorry, i won't mess up my balance with increasing attack

Yeah, all briton warriors love the blue tattoes, but i read Tacitus too and i concentrate more on the iberian curly hair and darker skin part. ;)

https://www.ancient-origins.net/history-famous-people/silures-0011061

Hey, i tried in custom battle all Silurian units in the Demetae factions, they got routed by a single Noble Fighters units of the Arevaci.
I think you should increase their attacks to match more their reputation. I made some researches they were the type of fighting with their paints (or tattoos) on their body, like the picts, so maybe you could decrease armour completely and greatly increase their attack and charge ( i don't know if they used to throw javelins)
Also they used chariots as well (but britons already have them i know)
I know, it takes a lot of work and time, but i just wanted to give you an analysis of the unit training i did, cheers (i meant a review of their skills)

The Demetae got three new silurian units. I didn't add the Silures as a new faction.

Do the Silures faction have units corresponding (powerful) as history describes them?

Some kind of half naked berserker or other powerful regiment?

(I started to be very interested in Welsh history and that tribe fascinates me and im happy to see there is someone who included them in the game)

shame they were a very important tribe. better than the iceni that they joined with rome and sent their men to palmyra and even stationed auxiallires on hadrians wall

Hi, there is sadly no Durotriges faction in the game.

ugh hello Durotriges?????

Diolch

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1333791437

Which "all factions playable" mod am I meant to get. I've tired a few of them but none of them work

Thank you very much, Sir.

Haha, awesome. Played with the mod earlier today btw and really enjoyed it. Good stuff.

I have changed the description to the safe midground.^^

Fair enough, I always heard more of the Britain > Gaul theory so worked from that. I'd argue it should be left more ambiguous either way. Looks like a great mod too.

Thanks, but there a different theories of their origin, one that they migrated from Gaul to Britannia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prehistoric_Britain#Late_pre-Roman_Iron_Age_(LPRIA)

A newer one says, that they were different tribes, but with the same name. ;)

Great to see a mod like this for the Brigantes. You got the part about the Parisii wrong though. The Parissi tribe were Britons that settled in Gaul and gave name to what is now Paris. Not the other way around.

No problem.

verry goood thnks

Updated to new Rome II Launcher.

Updated to Beta-Patch.

Thank you.

thanks very nice

thanks mate

Updated to new DLC.

They are up to date and work fine with patch 18. ;)

Update this excellent mod please

Unfortunately you must wait till someone update this mod. It should not work.

With the new patch you can´t use more than 37 mods.

The All factions playable mod you mentionned does not work well for me: units have black shields and are floating in empty armours. Any way to fix it?

Updated to Power & Politics Update (Beta).

You need an All factions playable mod.

I use one of this:

http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?618568-Playable-Factions-and-Custom-Battle-(Updated-20-11-2014)-Patch-16-DLC

Marcus Iunus Brutus, i can only play as the Iceni, not the Brigantes, Silures or the others, how can i play them?

Yeah, thats what i read in 2006, according to Stephen Oppenheimer and Bryan Sykes s'theories of the origin of the British

Hibernia and Britannia had links to Hispania in the Bronze age (Beaker Bell Culture).

Iberian, Hibernian
I see a connection
You just remove the "H" and the "N" and its the descendants of the Iberian fishermen.

"MIL ESPAINE" in old Gaelic legend

Its uptodate and works fine on my PC. You must use other mods, which dont work. Or you must verify your steam cache, because your game installation had become invalid.

these units r kool, i love the cavalry, my game keeps crashing tho, is this up to date????? anyone know if this is up to date??

Thank you.

pretty good work their

Yeah, pre-indoeuropean people, which mixed with celtic settlers.

The beakerbell culture of bronze age from Spain reached even Britannia.

Celto-LIGURIANS of the bronze age in Britannia? O.o

I have already made a mod for them. Take a look at the last link.